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RAILROADS.
DIkpMoNr AIRLINE

AK LINK
Il Schedule IN ef,esf June ssh 1857
ordonsviie Charlottesville Lyuchburs and stations
srrnrs Alchemy Springs. hriss0t Kno.1iI RS%s .
Sinea uMonteoinery and New Orleans PullmAn
lI:at A M~fsst Mail DAILY - Sor warrentcn Char.
iottesNile Gorionsville Stations Che~ A Ohio Routa
i hynshI9rs becky Mount pSnvile and stations he
Shsrlotte Atlanta. birmingham. Montgomery. Ne.
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman sleeper New
Atlanta 10 New Orleans. and Mann Boudoir sleeper.
i. b ua nam Ncksburg aud shreveport Solid
so M.Daily except sunday for Mansssas
through coach to Msrrcnton for Fsuauier White SUI
phur Slrlhss Conllects at Riverton with y v K Il
$40 p M-western Express. Daily for warrcn,on.
Gordonsville, Charlottesville Iouisville Cncsnnsa
and summer resorts on and near Line Of Ches and Ohio
ton TO Louisyie also for Iynchburs BRISTOL Chatts-
p5oSga Memphis Little Rock and all southwestera
Mm1,,s n i,S suilmsn SieeIcrs Washington 20
90 p. M.-seuthesn Express Daily for I.ynchburs.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery. New orlssn~
Texas and California Pullman sleeIsers Washington
Monso@erS e NeW Orleans ~'l P f4msh rSSr css
ington TO Augusta without change: also Pullmau
sleeper Wasningion 70 Sreenbrier White sulphur
Trains on WASHINGTON aud Ohio division leave Wash.
ineton IL A. NJ. Daily except sunday and a a p
Refnrnine leave Round KIN o5 4 N Daily a. All
20 20 n. Daiiy EXCEPT Sunday arriving wasninetOa
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and Lynchburv, arrive in Washington 10 4 u
and s:23 Z NJ VIA kast Tenn BRISTOL aud Lynch.
Ohio Route and Charlottesville ut 40 r. M stra.-
burg Local at y "a A. NJ
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and information
ysnis avenue and a passenger station I,Insyyant.
Railroad. 9th aud streets. Jas. L. TASLoK.
Buss.
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Enforcing the Police Regulations.
SEVERAL PERSONS FINED IN THE POLICE couRr

SEVERAL PERSONS FINED IN THE POLICE COURT
TO-DAY.
Patrick Harvey. builder and contractor, was,
yesterday afternoon driving along II street north
west, near the Arlington Hotel, on the left-hand
side Of the Car tracks, when he was arrested by
an ofdcer. The case was tried this morning In the
Police Court and Judge Harper took occasion to
remark on the continued violation OF the law. He
SAID that It was his unpleasant duty to impose a
against Horace Lucas, coiOred, for the same
0nenSe, MI. Q. s. B. Wall claimed the Ignorance of
MS client and asked the leniency OF the court He
the opinion OF the best citizens the laws were
Oolously 1aro The court said that he wished that
the matter could De referred to the District Com
WMcn ne truly felt was inflicted by the rineS i'm
POseo ne was, nevertheless, required by the de-
a Mamas o. nus judicial position, to avoid
James Reynolds, q contractor, was Charged with Ia
keeping an excavation open on virginia avenue
with the District Commissioners for sewerinT and
oenieo that ne had made the excavation, but it
was zone 6y another contractor: Mr.. Wells, his
was dug by Reynolds, and when the latter went
back on him he was taken aback Reynolds was
n;,d,1 s. JOB Angus charged with Keeping
18th and Massachusetts, avenue and O street
northwest, without exhibiting light thereon.
ployes to keep the lights exhibited, and sam
Simms, one Of his workmen, testified that the
lamps were always lighted. The defense was that
Sne a9m1er was on the parking instead Of in the
noted He has given his personal bonds for the
same ofense In previous Instance. Edward
Johnson, ior driving on the wrong side OF Penn
savanna avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, was fined S.. The usual plea OF ignOr
attorney. NA' LAO
At about noon to-day crowd OF attorneys and
ponce omcerS assembled at the bar OF the Police
Court when Attorney Forrest announced that he
was ready to proceed with the trial Of a rro
number OF persons violating section s. or article
iO OF tne police regulations, which Is to the fol-
loving purport: "No vehicle shall stop abreast of
OF tramc therein, nor shall any vehicle stop upon
street crossing or upon the carriage-way
OF street intersection" The thirty -one defend
anus were ranged In front Of the clerk and were
G0llecuvely placed under their personal bonds.
These are the FIRST cases under this section OF the
new new legndatons Attorney Forrest explained the
late IL again - ~ N-~S 'Ao-
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Again Victorious.

TIE wASHINGT0SS DEFEAT THE HEAVY HITTERS OF
DETRoIT-OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Washingtons defeated the Detroits yester.
day In handsome style by score Of 9 TO 4. The
Wolverines were Outfielded and outbatted by the
Statesmen. who secured thirteen hits on Conway
while Whitney'S delivery was very effective.
Hines, as usual, batted heavily, making three
clean hits one for two bases and one for three
bases whitney AID OBrten both made home
runs. Dealey played short stop instead OF Far
reil, and had a clean fielding record, although he
didn't hit the ball. The Washingtons have now
won fve games and lost six on this trip, very
credttable record II Is hoped that they may sue
ceed In winning with Detroit to-day.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows: Chi
cage, IA; Philadelphia, 3. Pittsburg, =; Boston
2 indianapolis, 10; New York, 2. Brooklyn. Is;
Athletic, 10. st. Louis, II; Cleveland, 4; Balt1-
more, q; Nets, B; Louisville, B; Cincinnati, 4.
The MonumentalS scored a victory over the
Or1onS yesterday afternoon at Athletic Park by
score OF Is 10 10. The Athletics, who at present
lead the Washington League meet the AlertS for
the first time this afternoon,
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CITY ITEMS.

We have made up a fresh lot of our
popular $o canvas dress trunk. Call and examine
1t, and compare it with others you have seen. We
are certain 1t will please you and give you salts
IactlOn. TOPHAM'S MANUFACTORY
1921 Penna ave n w
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight.
KKRNAS's THEATER.-Comic opera and Variety
PANORAMA BUILpISG.-Battle OF Bull Run
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROler Coaster.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

y.ffr1fioy,s for the "a hours commencing at 3 d. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Delaware. fair and continued warm weather,
DOuth TO west winds
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Trunks and harness properly repaired at
reasonable prices. TOPHAN's MANDATORY,
1921 Penna. ave- n W.
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HAVE Your FURNITURE recovered and done over
before the rush comes The new coverings are
elegant. MOSES & Son. Cor. 18th and F SITS NV
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Drink the tsQucen Of Beers,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. SIN
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CALL AT julius LlNsBURGHS, 315 eth St, and
examine prices of Smyrna Rugs offered for one
week.
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MANDHEL1NG JAVA COFFEE. : YOU WILL
W never Know what il is TO drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced III all the world until you have
tried GENUI MANDHELING Very few mer-
chants sell 1t because OF the small profit it affords
STU we have found after several years of constant
experiment IN keeing ii regularly in stock, that
sales have sufficiently more than make up
the our sales of it having already reached
uarNeinus proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced 10y others,
VIZ That OF Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
these goods every day. and frequently twice
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
n I to the customer ELPHONZO AOUNGS CO,
42S 9th st, bet ID and T. NtS
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.sRoyaI Clue, mends ,em.-Boston Hari.

Guns and Rifles for hire. Walford. 4s7 Pa
ave 80
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500 WHITE MOSQUITO CASOPIEs for $1.25 at
Julius LanSburgh's 315 7th sc.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, Barbour Law Building 400 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. y. G Residence. 1918 st
n.
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LEAGUE RESULTS, Athletic Park, as usual, to-day

LAST SUNDAYS CHRoSICLE-First edition eX-
hausted- All news stands freshly supplied to-day!
ONCE, 9OS street.
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FINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
1000 WINDOW SHADES, patent fixtures, Csc. at
julius Lansburghs, 3l5 7th st.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u lib. ''Ward" prints 4Oc per Id.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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1'1 "1"C I11oHuS eII.-bUsI0H Vd"1el1eS
The best $50 buggy harness sold any.
where, at TOPHAMS MANUFACTORY
1921 Penna. ave H. W.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Nor1cr
TO aRocERs AND HousEKEEpERs
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION or
6SoSS EEEE ERR ZEE ssss
3 Err ERR En- ssss
oco EER 4 4 kER ssss /.
TIE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
III. without n doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
The Millers have not only the most perfect mill
containing as it does all the most improved Machinery
invented up to the time but they produce Flour
that we would simply state that large quantity of
this magnificent Flour is shipped annually Europe
ana eaten nj the principal courts Of the old world
HOWEVER
Like everything else that has gained renown some
person or persons trying to take advantage the
reputation it has attained 10y initiating Name and
Er:lG. and attempting thereby palm an inferior
article for The genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be sure and to it that either sacks barrels read
CERES"
And have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medsls
M GAIT CO..
;y1s Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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1,53o PAIR LACE CURTAINS from S1.50 10 $500
eariy one-half price for one week only. Julius
. ansburgh, 3l5 9TH 81.
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One thousand yards Crinkled Ginehams leash value
G3O reduced to IN New Style Lawns 5. French
Lawns finest quality, worth 25 reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment Of Dress Goods in Plads
Checks Stripes and Fancy Styles; cash value 90 re-
duced to To- Remnants Of Satines; cash value % re-
duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value ST. reduced to 80 cents Fancy Silks cash value
5O, reduced to BIN. Black and cOlOred Albatross
inner than nuns veiling wide double width all pure
WOOL 37H Beautiful lawns, nearly one yard wide:
cash value Jpn, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy $5 or over will receive a
pair OF HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS worth al
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Breach of Promise Suit.

THERESA BERBERICH CLAIMS 5000 DAMAGES OF
JOHN RITZ.
To-day, W. T. Bailey, for Theresa Berberich,
entered suit for 5000 damages against John
Ritz. for breach OF promise OF marriage The plain
TIN claims that on the Sth OF August, 1885, they
agreed 10 marry one another on a certain day, and
she was ready 10 comply, but he has not kept the
promise on his part. The defendant resides on
Boundary street. east OF North Capitol street.
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BOOKS, &c.

~ ave. New Books and Periodicals soon as issued
Subscription by the day. month or year at reasonable
rates. ty.l5-3m
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rates. tyS5-3m
NEW BOOKS
~ The Recent Past. From Southern Standpoint
By Bishop Wilmer.
Memorials Of VIM. E. Dodge.
1.-The Book Lovers Euchridion." Thoughts on the
Solace and Companionship of Books By Alex Ireland
A new American edition.
>, Norway Nights and Russian Days. Sketches Of
Ourselves and Our Neighbors By Louise Chandler
Moulton
Novels for Summer Reading. Tennis and CroQuet
Goods.
WIN. BALLANTYNE SON.
jy21 42S Seventh street NV
DOCKS FOR SUMMER READING.
- Pocket Libraries, Cassell's National Library at
~ cents per volume Other good and cheap books.
Good CroQuet Sets from one to four dollars Paper
aud Envelopes. trcm the finest to the cheapest
9. Z. PUkSELI.
Bookseller,
JILL 41S 9th St n, W.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

STEAM WELL BORING.-wELLs BORED FOE
= cires towns vnlaees fsrlns hotels. breweries pr.
vate residences, railroads. &C. Satisfaction Guarn1p
teed. solicit corrcspondence
5aRtrxms HUkoN 4 HUxeTT. HaGerstovp, "a
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FURNITURI At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS txros VIII
seu tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock the entire
s1lntuse, &C. OF dwelling No. HOS @ street north
"ests See INC advertisement for particulars
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Jy.y-Sat. tn. tn .Sm II n HFeISI Ey & CON
EINHE KITTATINNY.
Mos, DEL IEsLiiNAEE WATER GAP PA SeMi
pst os e; central 1 RAJ and delighttuly located
ISte III al lis appointments For u!ar ana I,ITs
address ". A. Bi:ODHEAD 4 SON is1S-eo.smo
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EDUCATIONAL.

% OCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLICOTT CITY, ND
II Conducted by the Brothers Of the Christian
schools Scientific. Csssicsl and Commereinl Courses
ont extra charge Studies will be resumed On the LIST
Monday Of September, 1887 IL Send for prospectua
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~ PnNNsTLvANfA RAILROAD announces the
s snc specia excursion tickets 70 Atlantic City
~ ~ ,Sape NAY ior the IL am. train tomorrow ut
I'VE daya ~ "--
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n ISLAND, I ATLANTIC OCEAC-
OUNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT '
Having taken control of the hotel property 4
at this famous resort and having made many VEHA9
improvements including the entire refui- lE,nS
nlshlng of the hotel would respectfully solicit tie
patronage OF its old admirers and the public The
pahng facilities are unsurpassed, and fine fishing and
D1 Rates reduced TO So per day $12 per week. $40
Accomack oil Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY or e,sfy
by n " P. n. L. L For further particulars address
je21-2m C1fsp
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Of One Hundred be requested to make an immedi-
ate and careful investigation Of the evils herein
but briefly outlined; that they be asked TO secure
two more courts In each OF the two ends of the
city, and TO divide the District into three Police
that they ask for 100 additional men for the notice
force; that they present these facts TO Congress
atter INVESTIGATION, Win the confidence that an
pie will meet with generous appropriations"
The report was accepted, and the secretary
directed TO forward it to the Committee OF one
Hundred.
several members spoke Of what they considered
the undesirable condition Of the Columbia street
Railroad and the attention OF the railroad com.
mittee was called TO the matter.
FREE SWIMMING BATH WANTED.
Mr.. T. l. DeLand offered q resolution setting out
the need in this city of free swimming school and
baths and urging an appropriation for the
erection and maintenance OF suitable building to
be devoted 70 bathing and swimming purposes
Mr. DeLand urged the destrability OF such an In
stitution from a sanitary point OF view He said
there was no place In the city where boy or a
man could go Into swimming. They went across
was adopted and ordered to be forwarded to the
Committee OF One Hundred.
Major Walker read q letter from Engineer Com
missioner Ludlow, stating where IL was expected
TO expend the SIS Ala for sewers In the northeast
section The communication stated that the
SOrth caniI sn lever WOULD 1e IL, intercepted A.
into the North Capitol street sewer.
cRIrIcsING THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
The association has had published q report OF
the committee on waters and sewers In regard To
the flltng up OF the wells and the changes In the
water rates The report contends that the wells
nave oeen nlied up by the authorities and many
nave been destroyed by the manner In which
sewers were located and laid
Inc report makes an elaborate review OF various
ina.ters concerning the water service, asserting
that the statement that the Increase OF water
rates IS rendered necessary by the "wanton waste
OF tne water oy citizens" Is unf0unded The report
Ieviews Capt Hoxies project In l87576 70 increase
tne water supply on Capitol HILL by placing . 80.
lncn stop-eock In the Massachusetts, avenue main,
ana auegeS that "whtle this scheme was de.
tnat pretense like others since made, Was
a,,,, snam ana fraud, as proven BY
force the water back and make lt rise hiVher IN
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MI ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Nl F. G. MARTINI and c. K. URNER Proprietors
313 9th st. n. W., near city post-office
The highest standard Business College in America
Book keeping, Business Arithmetic theory Prsctical
and aud Banking pePsrtmsnts Day and Evening SEES
SONS Prof g. n URNEE NJ. A, c. L., Principal. Eff
IN successful business Pupils prepared for the Civil
Service examinations. Please call or send for Cir
cuiars. mh:S.6n,
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study TO adults confidential: prepares for college
Annapolis West Point, ali examinations
se,S IVY INSTITUTE. s.w. cor Sth and atanv
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DROOKVILLE ACADEMY, MONT0OMFRY
ID COUNTY, MD,

VIII open with three Instructors, Thursday, Sep
TENDER Is. Pupils in the house limited to so Appl
for Circulars to Rev. DR.. G. K NELSON, President.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-31

Co, in St. James's street, he consumed more champagne than was usual tor a lonely bachelor to got rid of.
 However, at the earnest solicitation of her friend, Emmerlinda Bolus, Mrs. Armstrong determined to keep to herself any suspicion she might enter tain, and the facts upon which such suspicious were grounded. And she was right, for now Emmerlinda Is Mrs. Touchet, the church warien's wite>is her most confidential friend, things proceed peacefully in the parish, and nobody ever sees or hears any thing of the vicar's niece, wh" is re- ported to have married man in the India civil service and gone out to the east Yhe Bat.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-31
wyIaiea for TAe ArkoRs1w TraveleT.
 CARL ZINGEL'S DOG STORY
BY HAL BERrR.

Dere vas leedie vomans once Who keept leeslle sht0re, Und had Q leedle puppy dog Dot sht0odt before der door; Uud eafery dime der peoples coon, He opened vide him's jaw.
 Schnip! Schnap, shoost so,
 Gnd bite dem. vun day anoder puppy dog Cooms runniu' down der er'shtreet, Out of Herr Schneider's sausa ge- shop Where he had shtoled some meat; Und after him der Schneider man Der vhind vhas not more fleet.
 Whir-r-ri Whist! shoost so,
 Like vinkin'. Der leetle voman's puppy dog Vhas iookin' at der fun, He barkit at der Schneider man Cnd right before him run; Den fell him down, dot Schneider nan, Like shooted init gun.
 Bangl Crash! shoost so,
 Und voorser. Der puppy dog dot shtoled der meat, Run'd on und got avhay, Der leedle voman's puppy dog Der Schneider man did slay Ind make him into sausages- Dots vot der peoples say.
 Chip! Chepi shoost so,
 Und sell him.
 DER MORAL. Der moral is, don't interfere When droubles is aroundt; Der man dots in der fightIn' crowd Vhill get hurt I'll pc poundt. Mind your own peesness, dot is pest, In life it vhill be foundt.
 Yah, Yahl sh6ost so,
 pet you.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-31

Sick HssAaehs and relieve sil tbs trosbles incl dss, so biiioss stats ef the system. such ss Dis Elnsss Nsasaa. Dsowsaaass, Distress after eating. Pain 10 the si1s Ae. While thslf moss ssmASk able success has been shown in curing
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-31
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Prepared hy nE. C, Ayet& Co. Lowell, Maaa. Sold hy all Dtasgisss. Price et, six bottles, a.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-31
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